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You may have seen it revealed on the IGN Awesome Indies Show over Gamescom weekend, but now Headup Games - they behind White Shadows - are providing more details to accompany the trailer. And yep, if you're looking for a highly stylized 3D runner - Aerial_Knight's Never Yield is it.

If you're looking for something a bit strange, but a bit exciting, then Headup Games' latest looks set to see you right. Created in collaboration with Mixtvision - known for games like Far: Lone Sails - and Monokel is White Shadows, this is part Animal Farm, part INSIDE, part Little Nightmares. And it's coming to next-gen consoles and PC in 2021.

You know what they say - if you wish to live by the sword, you should prepare to die by the sword. Or in this case Die by the Blade as a fancy new sword fighting title has been confirmed for Xbox, PlayStation and PC.

If we're honest, we didn't expect Lonely Mountains: Downhill to grab us in the way it did. But if truth be told, just five minutes on a bike with the super classy, great feeling downhill mountain racer was enough to draw us in for the long term. And so more DLC is a much welcomed surprise and we can't wait to get pumping our way down the slopes of Eldfjall Island.

Thought you knew Blood Bowl? Think again for THIS IS BLOOD BOWL - Blood Bowl 3 in fact!

Hello Games are mostly known for one gaming experience - No Man's Sky. Yet whilst they've been busy created multiple massive worlds for gamers to enjoy, it's now time to deliver something a little more intimate - The Last Campfire on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, PC and Apple Arcade.

You like farming, yeah? And you like getting involved in a good old RPG? How about collecting monsters too? You're going to adore Monster Harvest on Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC.

When The Molasses Flood delivered their debut title to Xbox One a few years ago, we couldn't have imagined how good The Flame in the Flood would be. But honestly, it was great. That was however just the start of good things for the Boston based team as they now attempt to go one further with a new village-building survival affair - Drake Hollow.

In the market for a new turn-based strategy shooter? Lemnis Gate has today been unveiled for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Remember Override: Mech City Brawl? Well, you should do because it's just been given away for free via the Xbox Games With Gold scheme for August 2020. But no matter what you thought of that, it's time to embark on a new arena-smashing brawler as Override 2: Super Mech League has been announced.

DIRT 5 is due to launch on Xbox One, PS4 and PC come October 16th, with an Xbox Series X, PS5 and Google Stadia edition dropping slightly later. But it won't just be about the racing, as Codemasters have today revealed all the tools you'll ever need to create, share and discover your own playground in the Custom Arena mode.

It's hard to believe that September 2020 is upon us. After the strangest of years in which many changes have taken place, we have however had one constant - new free games being delivered to Xbox gamers via the Xbox Games With Gold scheme. And no matter whether they have been good, bad, or just not of interest, there shouldn't be a soul on this earth who doesn't want to fill their digital library with freebies. Again the Xbox Games With Gold scheme is delivering the goods, as the free Xbox One and Xbox 360 titles being given away throughout September 2020 have now been detailed.

Reflector Entertainment may be a new name, but they've gathered up enough top quality talent to allow them to focus on gaming experiences which revolve around the creation of Storyworlds, expansive universes, and the need to tell richer, deeper stories that connect with fans everywhere. How are they going about that? Well, they're revealing Unknown 9: Awakening for PC and next gen consoles. Just by the teaser trailer, it's a pretty damn good place to start.

Over the course of the last few years DONTNOD Entertainment have cemented their place at the top of the storytelling table. And here they are again delivering a similar experience with the three-part release of Tell Me Why on Xbox One and PC.

Having previously gone down a storm on PC, the 1990s inspired internet simulator that is Hypnospace Outlaw has now come to Xbox One, Xbox Game Pass, PS4 and Nintendo Switch - and with it comes a whole host of brand new content.